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Adam Roberts outlines the Code Manifesto, an attempt to encourage the technology community to become more respectful and inclusive.

Paul Wilkins is back with the best links of the week from the world of web design.

Craig looks at a new survey from IEEE Spectrum which ranks the popularity of programming languages. Should it influence your career path?

In the news this week: Microsoft's Partner Conference, Programming Languages and the Internet of Things. Check out the best links in our weekly round-up.

Google has updated its Chrome browser to version 36. Here's a look at what's new in the release for users and developers.

In the news this week: Star Trek replicators, responsive web design and the importance of testing. Check out the best links in our weekly round-up.

Mozilla is placing a web editor directly inside the Firefox development tools. Craig discusses whether it's a great idea or a return to browser bloat?

Craig takes another look at the browser usage charts from StatCounter. Chrome grabbed the headlines recently but iOS devices are enjoying a summer surge.

A weekly collection of links to articles and resources that will make your lives as designers and developers easier, in this fast-paced industry.

Whether it's because of a tech bubble, excessive ads, or evil ISPs, plenty believe the web is in trouble. Tim Evko argues internet doomsayers are mistaken.

Following the Firefox 30 release, Firebug 2.0 was also launched. Craig looks at the new features in the original developer console and considers its future.

A weekly collection of links to articles and resources that will make your lives as designers and developers easier, in this fast-paced industry.

Craig takes his monthly glance at the browser usage charts provided by StatCounter. Can any vendor counteract Chrome's meteoric rise?

HHVM 3.1.0 was released and it's been brought significantly closer to PHP 5.6 in both extension support and planned 5.6 features.

Versioning is a daily email, short and sweet, filled with links to the most important and interesting stuff we've found on the web. It's mainly focused on the web dev world, but we do mix it up with links to more general - but still interesting - stuff.

Firefox 29 has been released and it's the most significant upgrade to any browser in a long time. Craig looks at whether all the changes are for the best.

Craig looks at the latest edition of WordPress to discover what's new for developers and content editors.

News in the PHP world you may have missed during the past two months

April 8, 2014 marks the end of support for Windows XP. What does this mean for developers who are still supporting Internet Explorer 8.0?

A revolutionary biometric security technology promises to end the misery of remembering multiple passwords.

Craig looks at the new features in the recently-released Firefox 28. End users may not get too excited, but Mozilla has shipped a few HTML5 goodies.

Our February 2014 report on browser trends on desktop, mobile, and tablets.

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